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02 Jan

Harvard President Claudine Gay to Resign After Public Backlash to Controversy

Melinda Davies0 Comments

Harvard President Claudine Gay will resign on Tuesday afternoon in the wake of a slew of controversies ranging from plagiarism accusations to Congressional remarks that downplayed rising anti-Semitism on college campuses in conjunction with the Hamas-Israel War. The Harvard Crimson, a college publication, reported on the news on Tuesday. Harvard…

02 Jan

Congress Members Got Filthy Rich on Market Trading in 2023: Here’s Who Led the Pack

Melinda Davies0 Comments

It was another year of Congressmembers making an improbable run of stock market picks, according to a startling year-in-review report from Unusual Whales. In its fourth year of comparing the Congressional trading record versus the market, Unusual Whales provided the following six takeaways: Congress beat the market, once again. Of…

02 Jan

Ex-CIA Agent Says Intel Community Will Interfere Again in 2024 Election

Melinda Davies2 Comments

A Georgetown University professor who worked as a CIA intelligence analyst for 12 years warns that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts and the overall politicization of the intelligence community have become a “significant” problem, and he is confident that those agencies will attempt to interfere with the 2024 election…

02 Jan

Manhole Covers Explode in Manhattan Causing ‘Blast Wave’ Throughout Area

Melinda Davies1 Comment

2024 is coming in with a bang in Manhattan. New York City firefighters are currently responding to reports of explosions from manhole covers on Roosevelt Island. The New York City Fire Department told Newsweek that it rushed to 580 Main Street, south of the Roosevelt Island Bridge and Tram, just…

02 Jan

‘Miracle’ Rescue Saves Hundreds After Japanese Planes Crash at Tokyo Airport

Melinda Davies0 Comments

Five people were killed when a coastguard plane crashed with a Japan Airlines passenger flight landing at Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport, with just one crewmember surviving with serious injuries. Coastguard flight MA-722, a Bombardier Dash-8, collided with JAL flight 516, a considerably bigger Airbus A-350, on runway C at Haneda,…

02 Jan

WEF Official Calls for Depopulation for the ‘Common Good’

Hunter Fielding23 Comments

A top official in the World Economic Forum (WEF) has called for a mass depopulation agenda to "save the planet" for the "common good." Jane Goodhall is a WEF “agenda contributor.” Ironically, Goodhall also serves as The United Nations (UN) “Messenger of Peace.” She is also outspoken about her desire…

02 Jan

Service Members and Veterans Rise Up, Vow to Hold Leaders Accountable for Mandated Mass Vax Deaths

Hunter Fielding2 Comments

Over 200 service members and veterans have risen up against leaders, vowing accountability for the mass vaccine deaths in the military under the Department of Defense’s (DOD) COVID-19 vaccination mandate. They have signed an open letter seeking accountability over the alleged harm caused by the DOD's implementation of the now-rescinded…

02 Jan

Epstein Docs Released — ‘Client List’ Delayed

Melinda Davies1 Comment

The Jeffrey Epstein documents have been made public. Hundreds of classified court files regarding Epstein, the sex trafficker who hung himself inside a prison cell in 2019, has been reported to assuredly contain renowned names such as Prince Andrew and former US President Bill Clinton. The “list” includes more than…

02 Jan

Mask Mandates Reimplemented in LA County for Health Care Facilities

Melinda Davies3 Comments

Los Angeles County has reintroduced a mask-wearing rule for all licensed health care institutions’ workers and visitors, officials said Saturday. “Over the past week in Los Angeles County, there have been notable, yet not unexpected, increases in COVID-19 reported cases, hospitalizations and deaths,” the Los Angeles County Department of Public…

02 Jan

Bill Clinton’s Office Responds to Jeffrey Epstein Document Release

Melinda Davies3 Comments

Bill Clinton’s name is likely to appear in court files involving Jeffrey Epstein that will be released shortly, and the former president’s staff is not opposed to making that information public. U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska decided in December 2023 that the papers would be made public after January 1.…